Kill the squirrel
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@Jolly said in Kill the squirrel:
Either way, it's a overstep of common sense and abuse of the state's authority.
How long did it take for them to make a decision to snag the squirrel?
How long did it take them to make a decision to raid P Diddy.
Priorities, man!
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Why Peanut matters...
https://hotair.com/david-strom/2024/11/02/why-peanut-the-squirrel-matters-n3796597
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@Mik said in Kill the squirrel:
What waws the point of the seizure and subsequent killing? I don't understand. Surely pets are not illegal in NYC.
The squirrel bit the investigator that was holding it. As there are no vaccines for rabies for squirrels, the animal had to be destroyed to be tested for rabies. I don’t get the raccoon at all…
@LuFins-Dad said in Kill the squirrel:
@Mik said in Kill the squirrel:
What waws the point of the seizure and subsequent killing? I don't understand. Surely pets are not illegal in NYC.
The squirrel bit the investigator that was holding it. As there are no vaccines for rabies for squirrels, the animal had to be destroyed to be tested for rabies. I don’t get the raccoon at all…
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The squirrel was killed for spite.
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@Jolly said in Kill the squirrel:
The squirrel was killed for spite.
I have little doubt that this whole kerfuffle is politically motivated Peanut's owners have said they're not political.
But, as a cudgel to represent overreach of government by petty tyrants, it's a pretty good tool.
Also, Peanut's owner have moved to file suit. No idea what the basis is, but, it'll be fun to watch it play out.
On an unrelated note, our second bird, a Blue-Front Amazon, was named "Peanuts."
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@Mik said in Kill the squirrel:
What waws the point of the seizure and subsequent killing? I don't understand. Surely pets are not illegal in NYC.
The squirrel bit the investigator that was holding it. As there are no vaccines for rabies for squirrels, the animal had to be destroyed to be tested for rabies. I don’t get the raccoon at all…
I don’t get the raccoon at all…
I think they most likely mistook it for the moose that has been, for quite a few years now, closely associated with the squirrel.
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Does this story have electoral legs?
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@Mik said in Kill the squirrel:
As an example of overbearing government? Certainly.
Who does it help when both candidates are pro big government and believe government can/should solve everything?
